Regularized Upper Incomplete Gamma Functions

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Does anyone know of any properties in relation to adding two upper incomplete regularized gamma functions?

i.e. can you write

Q(a,z1) - Q(a,z2) = Q(a,X) ?
where X(z1,z2)

Extra information: a is a positive half-integer.

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natski said:
Does anyone know of any properties in relation to adding two upper incomplete regularized gamma functions?

i.e. can you write

Q(a,z1) - Q(a,z2) = Q(a,X) ?
where X(z1,z2)

Extra information: a is a positive half-integer.

Natski


I feel it will not be possible to find such an X, if it should be a function of z1 and z2 only. Of course for each possible z1,z2,a you can define X as the number to satisfy your equation, but this is probabably not what you want.:smile:
 
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